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"The main goal of my life was to give freedom to Russia."
"The Chechen problem is an internal affair of Russia."
"I have always been a man of action. Not words."
"The West should help us. But it should not interfere in our internal affairs."
"I'm a man of principle."
First president of post-Soviet Russia (1991-1999), who climbed atop a tank to defy the August 1991 coup and oversaw the chaotic privatization of the 1990s. Closely associated with Mikhail Gorbachev (his predecessor and rival reformer). For an intellectual contrast, see Gennady Zyuganov, Russian Communist Party leader — Zyuganov came within 3 percentage points of beating the ailing Yeltsin in the 1996 presidential runoff — the closest free election Russia has had, and arguably the moment that decided whether Russia would reverse to communism or continue down the path that led to Putin.
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